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[kelsey17]

I have drank Tetley Black Tea for years...will have to try

the Tetley British blend.............

[proudlyfromNJ]

Ahmad Tea 

[Sweet_Serenity]

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@kelsey17 wrote:

I have drank Tetley Black Tea for years...will have to try

the Tetley British blend.............

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     Yes! You really should. Needs nothing! Incredible taste. In my life enjoyed more than my share of wonderful tea. Tetley British! In a class by itself. 

[Sooner]

Assams, which also includedin most Irish and Scottish breakfast blends and have a Malty flavor and usually pretty smooth.  Strong and go with milk.

Oolongs--great straight by themselves

Darjeelings--brighter and lighter

Ceylon--very good hot or cold

Blends--Yorkshire Gold is very good, also PG Tips.  With milk! I like Twinings too. 

Harney teas are very good.  I order those teas online, and also online from Upton Tea, English Tea Store, Cultured Cup.

[cherry]

I like tea from the UK  the best

[deeva]

I'm a big fan of Assam and Yunnan tea. Don't care for anything fruitty.

I buy loose tea 99% of the time.

[dex]

@Dominosmomi like the British blend teas as they are stronger than the American.I usually buy all of my tea in Canada as they drink British blends...when you open a fresh box the aroma is heavenly.

[Shanus]

After my 2 cups of strong, morning coffee:

[Shanus]

Must not be any Southerners posting today. I don’t see Lusianne listed....as in Sweet Tea (sugar + boiling water in huge jar or pitcher. Dissolve. Add several lg. tea bags & let brew for a few hours). Mmmmmm!!! 

[proudlyfromNJ]

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@Shanus wrote:

Must not be any Southerners posting today. I don’t see Lusianne listed....as in Sweet Tea (sugar + boiling water in huge jar or pitcher. Dissolve. Add several lg. tea bags & let brew for a few hours). Mmmmmm!!! 

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If I make iced tea I use Lusianne minus the sugar. However for hot tea I use Ahmad. @Shanus